Reviewed October 4, 2026: Party Festival ends October 9, Echo of Ancients ends October 10, and Burger Bliss, Mid-Autumn activities and double Guild sign-in crystals end October 12. White Snake continues until October 26. All event deadlines use server time.
Current update radar
Prioritize the current Party Festival and festival Catalog before their closing dates. Use the Event panel to track Mid-Autumn check-ins and check store deadlines before spending limited currency.
Night of Divination starts October 10. Unlock it at D.G. Member Level 7 after the beginner Main Story quests. The Festival Catalog offers a free Thank-You Gift; its Time-Limited Exhibition Passes can be used October 10–November 28, 05:59 Server Time. This is the pass-use window, not a festival end date.
The White Snake collaboration runs through October 26. Under the Same Moon, Autumn Moon Treasury, Sea Lanterns, and Double Moonlight Crystals run through October 12; Party Festival runs through October 9.
The September 29 flash update restored Resident Request display logic and fixed build and chat issues. Its compensation deadline was October 2 and is already past.
Recent hotfixes simplified likes and fixed Build Challenge behavior, so home evaluation and decoration planning should not use old friction assumptions.
Recurring weekend feature
Recurring feature: Level 18, Gazing Boy, weekend invitations at 4 PM server time. Check weather, routes and Viewing Mode before a ride.
Live event · reviewed Oct 4
Live through October 12, 05:59 server time. Visit the Art Street fountain pop-up; check the announced Burger Time task reward in your Event panel.
Dates and server-time windows
October 4 review: White Snake, Burger Bliss, Mid-Autumn, Double Moonlight Crystals, Echo of Ancients and Party Festival are live. Party Festival closes first, October 9.
Live Collaboration
Live now through October 26: free umbrella, Lingzhi exchange rewards, White Snake’s Journey, and a seven-day friend interaction reward.
Archived Collaboration
Archived August 8 collaboration with a community-reported September 7 end; no current rerun is confirmed.
Archived Event
Archived festival dates, unlock requirements, limited fish, insects, birds, crops, recipes, store priorities, and patch-sensitive route notes.
Route Guide
Corrected 16-day egg table, photo checks, bubble reward notes, reset timing, and cooking route.
Seasonal Event
All 6 activities ranked by token efficiency, Token Shop priority guide, and hidden spring achievements.
Seasonal Event
Seasonal checklist, reset-sensitive rewards, and route planning for limited daily tasks.
Active event desk
Start with the current calendar and your in-game Event panel. Archived collaboration guides describe past windows; they do not confirm that an event or its rewards are still available.
First login
White Snake started September 30 and overlaps with several Mid-Autumn windows, so confirm deadlines before choosing a limited-time route.
Route check
Use the current Event panel so archived winter routes do not displace live tasks.
Late session
Permanent progress can wait; event-only rewards cannot.
Recipe handoff
Active events now overlap with recipes, collection completion, and gold routes. Use the event guide first, then hand off leftover ingredients to the cooking, recipe, and money pages only after limited requirements are safe.
Reserve limited crops, catches, and Doris-related ingredients before converting extras into normal profit dishes.
Use the recipe checklist after the event route so one session can clear both limited tasks and permanent collection gaps.
Separate event-only materials from sellable catches so the festival route does not quietly drain upgrade money.
If you can only play for a short session, prioritize route-based pickups and guaranteed progress tasks first. These usually provide better value per minute than random objective hopping. Save social interactions and optional decoration goals for extra time after core event rewards are secured.
For longer sessions, split your run into two blocks: first clear limited-time map objectives, then spend currency after checking exchange priorities. This prevents last-day panic spending and helps you avoid duplicate low-value rewards.
This format works because each session ends with state clarity. You always know what is done and what remains.
The highest-value fix is route discipline. Keep one order, one target group, and one stop condition per session.
Start with deadline-sensitive tasks and reward exchanges. These usually have the highest miss risk, while permanent progression activities can be done later.
Use a fixed route and avoid switching objectives mid-run. Complete one pickup loop, then one guaranteed objective, then stop. Consistency beats long but chaotic sessions.
Spend early on limited items that disappear after the event. Keep a reserve for final-day adjustments, but avoid waiting until the last window for all purchases.
Pair event routes with Resident Requests and collection tracking in the same area. This reduces travel waste and keeps daily progress balanced.
Use the reset timer, key location guides, and relevant collections pages together. This gives you one decision flow instead of scattered tabs.